Soft Rubber Roller, Brayer Ideal for Anti Skid Tape Construction Tools, Print, Ink and Stamping Tools(4-Inch, Brown)

I've tried to find just the right roller for Diamond Painting, this one fits the bill.The others I purchased were cheap, the rubber was too hard, poor quality and one even fell apart on the first use....NOT this roller, it performs flawlessly due to better construction.The pins are thick and fit in plastic bushings that allows it to roll with ease, not the chunk chunk chunk over time that the lesser quality rollers develop.It is easy to use, the wooden handle is ergonomically shaped with no sharp edges like the cheap plastic models and it fits in the hand very nicely.I do not foresee myself wearing this one out anytime soon. If I do I will purchase this model again.Great value for the money.Definitely recommend this roller.

Quality:A very sturdy roller with a good amount of weight and rolling surface area. Wooden handle gives it a solid hand feel.

These brayers are wonderful. Students tend to want to press really hard and the middle part of the brayer. It does not sag or bend!

It does the small jobs and I would recommend it for that. No problems so far but I have only used it on 1 job so far.

I love this brayer. Smooth and easy to clean. I have several sizes and this one is the easiest to handle. The size is just right for smaller prints. Weight is perfect for my arthritic hands.

Worked great

Most of the "rubber" rollers I find on Amazon actually turn out to be way too hard, almost like plastic rollers. IMO rubber rollers need to be soft enough to conform to irregularities in the surface and the backing being rolled so that they provide a uniform pressure over the entire surface.This one achieves that, with a roller composition such that it will compress a bit if you push the end of your thumb into it hard, about like a pencil eraser. It's also a good size for what I use it for (attaching self-adhesive tapes) and a very reasonable price.Fantastic.

Meh, I really liked the 4" so I bought 6" and 2" too. I didn't realize until I tried to roll some paint the 2" was so tight it wouldn't roll unless I used my fingers to force it so returning. The 6" was working great until it fell from a 24" little table onto carpet. It won't roll any more either. I'm tossing and buying a different brand.